Is skillet induction reafy
44562
It does have a flat bottom that is a encapsulated disk on bottom and works great on my glass top. I'm not sure about induction but if you can use glass top pans it would. You could call company about it and find out for sure.
44563
This is NOT an induction compatible cookware according to Tamera Bryner, NORPRO Merchandising Manager.
44564
I do not know. I works great on top of my gas stove and I'm sure it would on a glass top.
44565
I do not know if there are special requirements for induction cooktops. Skillet is a high quality, stainless steel, thick bottom unit. If regular stainless steel pots/pans work on an induction cooktop, so will this.
2079449
I have a glass top stove, I don't know if that is induction but it is not exposed to direct heat or flame and it did a great job browning a roast just a few minutes ago, not much cleanup
1299605
No it is not. The Cuisinart.com web site displays which types of heat can be used. Chef's Classic and Contour are not induction approved.
689802
HI B. Geppert ; No I havent had to reason this pot at all .I use it aleast 3 to 4 times a week and I make sure that after every use I completely dry it and rub the interior with crisco . If I run out of crisco I use pam or Olive oil . If you dont plan on using it as regularly then You can use the conditioner , but if its going to get constant use then I would use a natural grease or oil of your choosing . Of all the lodge I own only my skillet came close to getting reasoned but that one was never factory seasoned . And for that one I just normally put a pound of bacon in it then put it in the oven so far so good . remember most importan dont let them air dry the minute you wash them dry them dont let give the metal any chance to rust . If you dont want to hand dry it then just throw it on the stove heat it up till it dries then as it cool apply your coating works like a charm
1942975
Yes, but I would exercise caution when putting it on, and taking it off, the stove. Also, as cast iron, it it perfectly suitable for induction.
1115181
Yes. This review represents my experiences using induction cooking methods only.
912840
If induction is the same as or similar to ceramic then yes. We have a ceramic top. This skillet rocks!!
1857997
I have limited knowledge of the induction process, but I believe that it involves the use of ferrous metals, and I doubt that there are ferrous metals in this pan. I you like, I will get a magnet tomorrow and find that out, but I'm quite busy now. J
204609
Yes...because the product is made of stainless which can be used with induction heating. It is a quality product. I hope you it.
1145832
Nope, sorry. :( I put in an induction cooktop, not thinking about the pans. Had to stop using my calaphalon and buy some new ones. Now, we're back to gas. I would gladly give up my calaphalon to go back to induction!
54507
NO, I just called Orgreenic, Telebrands, because I have an induction cooktop and they said it is not for use with induction cooking.
1694645
I have yet to try my induction burner out. I am just looking into buying the pots/pan.
367532
No it is not. The pan is all aluminum and so will not work for induction cooking.
631502
No. Cuisinart is careful to point out the cookware that has a magnetized steel base and is induction ready for their cookware that is induction ready The Cuisinart Green Gourmet Ceramic pans like the 12" skillet on Amazon say magnetized steel base is induction ready. Nice pan, $99.
1439392
The removable pan is not a stand-alone cooking pan; it is too thin. Furthermore, it is pure aluminum alloy and is not induction-friendly.
1506410
I found one article online, actually a customer complaint, that said that Orgreenic cookware was not induction capable. I am assuming that there was an implication made to him that it was.
1520847
No. It is aluminum and therefore non-magnetic. Induction cooking requires iron/steel vessels.